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crawl vi: figurative (vehicle: move slowly) (coloquial) ir a paso de hombre loc verb : The traffic is crawling; I'm going to be very late to work. The old car crawled along, smoke billowing from its engine. El tráfico va a paso de hombre, voy a llegar muy tarde al trabajo. crawl n: figurative (slow pace) (tránsito) paso de hombre loc nom m ...
CRAWL definition: 1. to move along on hands and knees or with your body stretched out along a surface: 2. to move or…. Learn more.
to move along on hands and knees or with your body stretched out along a surface. andar a gatas, arrastrarse. The child crawled across the floor. Megan has just learned to crawl. The injured soldier crawled to safety. He had to crawl along a ledge and get in through a window.
to move along on hands and knees or with your body stretched out along a surface: crawl across The child crawled across the floor. Megan has just learned to crawl. The injured soldier crawled to safety. He had to crawl along a ledge and get in through a window.
Traducción de 'crawl' en el diccionario gratuito de inglés-español y muchas otras traducciones en español.
Diccionario inglés-español. crawl verbo ( crawled, crawled) gatear v. Normally, babies crawl before they walk. Normalmente, los bebés gatean antes de caminar. arrastrarse v. The snail crawled across the path. El caracol se arrastró por el sendero. menos frecuente: andar a gatas v. ·. avanzar lentamente v. ·. deslizarse v. ·. formar caravana v.
a n. 1 (=slow pace) [+of traffic] the traffic went at a crawl la circulación avanzaba a paso de tortuga. the crawl to the coast la cola de coches hasta la costa. 2 (Swimming) crol m. to do the crawl nadar a crol. b vi. 1 (=drag o.s.) arrastrarse. [child] andar a gatas, gatear. to crawl in/out meterse/salirse a gatas.
